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this is a really killer coverage trick in ONLY THE BRAVE. watch the seamless switch from a wide shot to a medium shot as the camera pans by the wood post.

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patrick2 years ago

if you're confused or missing it - here's me noticing it for the first time last night.

patrick2 years ago

LMAO that got me

Yoni Wagner2 years ago

Beauty. Kosinski makes a great movie. Surprisingly, most people I know have not seen this movie. It’s fantastic.

patrick2 years ago

yeah anytime i recco it folks are like "i didnt know this existed" and then you watch it and it destroys you.

Jay Salahi2 years ago

This is in thousands of movies. But still cool

patrick2 years ago

got an example?

The_Outback_Cameraman 🇦🇺🇨🇦2 years ago

I hate to be “that guy”, but it wasn’t a pan. It was a dolly track

Carlos Bradley, SCC (Cinematographer)2 years ago

I haven't seen this approach used for different focal lengths. I like it! it's subtle!

Paperback Hero2 years ago

Such a solid movie.

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